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Oman: International Economics, Energy, and Diversification in the Gulf

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Study Energy Issues in the Midst of Rapid Change

Oman, like other Gulf Coast States, is a hub of innovation, changing workforces, and policy making that must keep up with changing circumstances.  Meet important actors in these decisions, learn about the successes, challenges, and objectives of people on all sides of these issues.

Compare and Contrast with other Gulf States

A three-week module in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Bahrain (conditions permitting) offers students comparative insights into economic development and trade policies.

Discover the Diversity of Omani Culture

During the program, students interact with people from all walks of life, and will be exposed to this diverse, predominantly Muslim culture.  While studying economics, policy, and energy technology in the region, students will also get to know this vibrant, multifaceted community.